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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-15
Exniiem.mI I'm Tnrnntn.

TORONTO, ONT, May 1.-THE widest
excitement rcigned here this morning
owing to a report being circulated that
O'Brien had arrived by the Grand Trunk
express at 9 o'clock this morning. 1t has
since become known that he is still in
Montreal, hut the report will have the
effect of swelling the crowd at the O'Brien
meeting in Queens Park. This afternoon
Mayor Rowland received u telegram from
Chicago threatening him with sudden eN-
tinctiOn if he presides at the Queens Park
meeting
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p,;I,dsIphIos1T New York ..

NEW YORK, May ll.-The New York
and philadelphia clubs played at the Polo
grounds to-day before nearly 1000 specta-
tors. While the onlookers admied the
COOL work of the Quakers, they looked
with disgust on the poor work of
the home club, which was guyed I'M
mercifullv. Gore and Ward also
PLAYED like amateurs. Ewing made 4
brilliant catch in the seventh inning and
sne-red ut the crowd when they applauded
him. Eullipgton pitched good game and
his support throughout was superb. Me
Carthy played great game in the field,
but was weak mt the bat. Roach, the left
handed youngster from Reuova, pitched
his first game, aud is another exploded
phenomenon. Score:
INSINGs.. ......~l
Philadelphia. ...........O > , l 0 Ill
Base hits, New York II, Philadelphia
2I; errors, New York ., Philadelphia D;
struck out, by Roach >, by Burlington >;
umpire, CusSick
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r.-.--r Mnnns died Yesterday.
coSDENSED TELEGRANs.

nanenza is epidemic among the horses
in Dayton, o.
The whisky pool will probably reorSan-
i,- nader new conditions.
Srsph.n Pike was struck by lightning
,n5instlatlv killed near Richmond, Ind.
President Cleveland visited the tomb OF
W.shirr;on Friday Tor the first time.
r,nr T. HIS been fixed on as the date Of
,1ionrrmyn; of the Illinois Legislature.
thirty-three-inch vein OF coal was
struck at Marysyille, kas., at depth o!
81 feet
The Mexican soldiers sentenced to death
ar ta, Nogtlcs trouble. have not been eN-
rrutr.l. a~ reported.
praE Barnard, Of the Vanderbilt Uni
..r,ltv observatory at Nashville, has d'S-
covered another comet.
j. VI. Combs, cmb2zzlin- treasurer OF
Perry county, Ind, was sentenced 10 one
yea. in the panltentjary.
Andrew Martin died at Nenia, o., May
IotmIurirs sustained by being crushed
uadyrt railway train.
Lightning struck % country school house
near LIMA. o.. stunning the teacher anu
several 0t the scholars,
John Wilson WIS found dead in his he'd
at London. o.. hy his wife. Heart dis
rls..~ tlr supposed cauSe OF death.
Ev thr explosion ofa can of coal oil,
Mr.. Cook and her two little children
sven. burned % death near Mckccsport,
rl
There Wa slight shock of earthquake
q, >ummrr,I,'r. Gr.. and a slight rumo-
m.a Charleston, =. c., Thursday night.
ia. wilson. owner OF a silver mine,
n., shot and killyd ia general hight at
lrmlneS, sixteen miles from Hot Springs,
Ark.
e. Harvey Mcfarland, County Commits,
,ouyr. and rN-Jouaty Treasured died a.
NJ, vernon, o., May II, aged srNly-SeNen
sas~.
vl. Secretary of the Bailey Canning
Company of NHdIrbuuch, O., WAS fined
,.rI aat costs Tor aduIt"ratln" maple
snp with glucose.
u.s. capitalists and syndicates are buy
a.,u~t tracts of land in Mexico. A deal
SNOW pending for the purchase ot three
u.uor acres In Tm1ulrpdS.
IarDund Commandcry OF the Masoni,
Knights Tcmplar oi Pennsylvania will
0,I rJ, thrty-fOurJh annual cOnrlave m
rm.I,phil. on the 2Ith and 25th inst.
Governor Ross, of New Mexico, has
again v~pItrd ThomaSon and O'DOnneli,
tar ~,rorro and Silver CITY murdercrS,
.rot,o.rd 10 hdng to day. Both are given
oor week more
John Clay. Jr., and Grant Chandler
farmer, near Grand Ledge, Mich, had s
dispute over land boundaries, durlu.
Hu.a Chandler shot CLAY fatally. Cham
trr -tsc himself mp and alleges selt-dr
.-a-.
lu uu>burg three colored men were
".rrmc by sewer g.S while cleaning
Ag.r n VI. Winter X Bro. \ brewery
atmr Wooimau. aged thirty, was brought
or' 'jrm Peter Farrell Is beyond medlca
aL ,,nrrt Bass may poSsibly recover.
The Harrison Monument Commission ha
s.af .ru.ar letters tp prominent sculptor
-~"-.u. ;h.m to Indicate ut an early
t.-r whether they desire To submit modcE
.a.as OBJ plaster OF au equestrian statue o
".nrl. Harrison. to berrcctcd on or betor
Np'adhyv -, l~-S.
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Justice Woods Dead.

WASHINGTON, May li.-AssOciate JUS
tice Woods, Of the United States Supreme
Court, died at 12:20p. m. to-day.
At three o'clock this morning his con-
ditiou changed for the worse. He soon be-
came unconscious, and in that condition
passed away.
Justice Woods was appointed by Presi-
dent Hayes as a Circult Judge from Ala
bama, though he had lived in Ohio and
had settled in the former State after the
war. He was promoted to the Supreme
Bench on the retirement Of Justice Strong,
of Pennsylvania.
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Catarrb l. Not a BLOOD Disease.

No matter what parts it may lually af-
feet, catarrh always starts in the head, and
belongs to the head. There is no mystery
about the origin of this direful disease. 1t
begins in neglected cold. One Of the
kind that is ''sure to be better in a few
DAYS" Thousands of victims know how
it is by sad experience. Ely's Cream Balm
cures colds in the head and catarIh In all
its stages. Not snuff or liquid
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Tbese are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach OF
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
ters. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness,
.Jaundice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys or
any disease of the urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always find Electric Bit
tens the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
Iopan & Co.
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A New Ifnn Srale.

PrrTsBUEG, May l4.-At the annual
convention Of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion Of Iron and Steel Workers, 10 be beld
next Month in this city, an entirely new
scale will he drawn up equivalent 10 AN
To an advance in wages all around OF 10
per cent The new scale will be almost
the same a. the one in force during the
wear 1894.
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HENRY CRIBBRN,
Iarrr Iir.MerY Sirike.

Boston, May H.-As n result Of the re-
fusal Of the demands of the working brew
ers all the men except two, left the large
brewery Of John Roessle, in Boston High
lands, last night. The men desired to -.
tablish y an'w ''>t al price, whch viii All
vance their pay, reconstruct the hours Of
labor, and prohibit the employment Of
n0n.union men. Mr.. RoesSle refused their
demands. According TO the rules OF the
Brewers Union, the men employed by any
iirm who would supply Roessle with beer,
would have tO quit work
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Chairman Cooley In Washington.

WASHINGTON, May l4.-Judge Cooley,
Chairman ofthe Inter State Commerce Com
mission. arrived here this morning. Com
missioners Walker, Schoonmaker, Bragg
and Morrison are expected TO return by
Monday next, when regular sessions will
be resumed.
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The Mixer. md Tea.er..

PrTTsBugG, May 1.-THE Arbitration
Board has decided that the mixers and
teasers in the window glaas factories, are
not entitled to an advance at present. with
the exception Of the two teasers nj each
furnace, who are increased from 81 10 10
Sl2 per week. The factories will close
lime II
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Earned runs, Columbus !, Wheeling g.
two-base hits, Dale, Schwartz: three-base
hits. Croytn; left on bases. Columbus 10,
Wheeling >; struck out, by Dale ,, by
Carey >; base ON balls, Morrison, Green,
Baker, Crogan; hit by pitcher, by Dale l.;
passed balls, Roman |, Bailey ,; wild
pitches, Dale l; time las; umpire, Al
Elurr
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rur Toronto Board Of Trade at big
-, discussed commercial union with
nv, NV, S,I Canada is going into 1t as
,.b al there is to do is to pass reSoiu-
,.. ,o, The rise in iron duties has given
t.-a black eve.
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10y VICTORIA opened the Peoples
, e, Yesterday, to do which she rode
.l,r,iIss -, from one end Of London to the
,,,,, 4 route. guarded by twenty
C''., w 1,,,s,pd troops and police, like a
~, -, ,Id female Carina. 1t must have
p''.' =, .,s old LADY considerably.
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A Strikes Sudden Termination,

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, May I4.-Ths
striking weavers, most Of whom reside In
tenement houses belonging b. the WAN
sutta Mills corporation, aud who were nm
able to get their money at the mill Office
yesterday, will return 90 work to-day.
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Foreclosure Granted.

fw-wGv. May lL-E. c. Dale and
Nmur D.o~on, of Philadelphia, and T.. W.
Sheldon. o. New York, representing the
pa.w.t ,u the various foreclosures suits OF
70. the Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia
railroad, and Nrmuel e. Thompson,
d" rhilalrlphiI, respondent for
s4.. corporation, appeared before
'Htar Ar5e>on, ot the United States Cir
'At lnurt, TINS morning, AID obtained de
gssv~ OF foreclosure. f. Davis, of Phila-
orpa.A Is appointed special master to
A'Ae >l.,, OF the Uortgaged roads. II Is
understood that the sales will place in this
',, Ahput the 18th Of September next.
'Nr rI.ruJI company Is a consolidated
''"pm. aud plrt OF the line il in the
NJ'le of New York, running from Buffalo
To Rochester, and auxiliary proceedings
".r pending in that State and
like order will be ap-
P"ri Tor in the circuit courts of New
'"Ek. The stock and bOndholders have
agreed uPOnu company organization, and
" tNantlripatyd that the sale will he made
"F' The new company organized. The re-
ye''er viii be- discharged before October
nel,
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Italian Town shaken.

ROME, May IA sharp shock OF
earthquake was felt at Alieso, seaport
town of Italy on the Mediterranean, yes
terday. No loss OF life is reported, but the
inhabitants were badly frightened.
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ST. Louis, May 1.-THE Browns won
their fourth straight game from Baltimore
to-day. They won the game in the first
inning ON Smiths bad pitching. The best
feature OF the game was magnificent run
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

vorya California heiress wanted to be
- She hit upon aplan to getthere
w. -. -. oreat deal OF time and trouble.
s,'' :',I :, ,,,,ed a diving man and married him.
SD' ,s copsumptive printer and printers
TIC Ito kill. He got well and now the
''' ~ widow don't know whaton earth
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Missionaries MaSsacred.

LONDON, May "A dispatch from
Nlyunry, y. ). W, states that news has
Deem Deem received from the Tonga Islands, in
'tr south Pacific, of the massacre Ofa party
VI wesleyan missionaries by the natives.
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= CHALADEE, = Chicago politician
II his ten children. stepped out, called
n. wife to the window and bidding her
I'LL -. went around to the hack steps
u ,,,is,ued himself
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c,,ruSSIoNER SCHOoNMAEEE explains
49,. the Interstate Commerce Commission
:-,.s,i,,ted Southern railwaysiirst because
49,. we're the first to ask. Give him q
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ASSOCIATION GAMES.
Pittsburg Downs indianapolis In n Good
IIAmR.

Pittsburg Downs indianapolis In n Good
Game.
PrrrsRURG, PA, May l4.-Nearly 1000
people Witnessed the Pittsburg club defeat
the indianapolis to-day after hard strug-
gle. Both Calvin and Boyle were in excel
lent condition, neither allowing his oppo-
nents to bunch their hits. Brilliant field
ing on both sides kept the score down to
small figures, Carroll accepting seven
chances in centre field. Score:
INNINGS. ........I , 3 / ) 6 Q
pittshrlrp. ...........O % D > D ) .
udiuuspultS......-......O U =
Base hits, Pittsburg Il, Indianapolis =;
errors PittSburg 5, Indianapolis ,; struck
out, by Boyle.
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ming catch by Sylvester Of Burns hard
drive in the fifth inning, the battery
work of Foutz and BushOng, fielding Of
Tucker. TrOtts catching and RobinS"n's
superb work at second base. Score:
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Rrn,Snss. RnltImnres 3.

Earned, CINCINNATI ., MetrOpoIltans s
struck out, by Smith :.
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Earned runs, Cleveland 2, Brooklyn ;;
two base hits, Phillips; three base hits,
Peoples; struck ont, by Harkins l, by
Sweeney 4; passed balls, Reipschlager =,
Peoples =; wild pitches, Harkins l; time,
2:O5; umpire, Knight.
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yanesyiIle's Picnic.

Special T;Isgrrl, 10 tie sunday Register.
INNEsyuLE, o., May lL-Ianesyille
won her ninth consecutive victory here to-
day in a nicely played game by twenty-one
70 six. ZaneSville's fielding WAS superb,
the errors making little difference on the
score. Bennett, tor Steubenville, pitched
good game, but failed 10 get proper sup
port aJ critical moments. Iancsyille's
percentage still remains one thousand.
Score
INxlSGs.....-.....l > 3 / > & 50
GAINESVILLE .....s......I > y . l-2l
Struhcuyillc...........O D % = D | u U
Runs earned, Ilnesyile4, Steubenville
>; base hits, GAINESVILLE 23, Steubenville 3;
errors, GAINESVILLE !, Steubenyille1 :; batter
les, GAINESVILLE Blair and Lauer; Steuhen-
Vile Bennett, Davis and Nicholson; um-
pire, OBrien.
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Base hits, Boston II, Washington :; er-
rors, Boston /. Washing IL; struck out by
Conway /, 10y ODay /; umpire, Powers.
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wurrg SrRAGUE, son Of eN-GOy. WM.
spe,crE, and grandson of the late Chief
r,;.s Tpstice CHASE. wants divorce. He
.,--fs5 his step mothers sister.
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BOSTON 10, Washington 2.

BosroN, May l4.-The Bostons easily
defeated the Senators to-day. The yisi-
tors were very loose in their fielding in the
FIRST inning, but after that they braced mp
and played with more earneStneSs and kept
the Bostons down to four runs during the
remainder of the game. Umpire Powers
was erratic in several Of his decisions; both
clubs suffered alike. Score:
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10000 IDLE MEN.
THE BUILDERS STRIKE In CHICAGO.
More ACeeSSions Probable-The Reply Of the
GaSOnS.
STOVE PATTERNS WITHDRAWN
At Rochester The Amalgamatad ASocia-
ton to Make 3 New Scale.

CHICAGO, May i4.-The great building
trades lockout went into partial operation
this morning. Nearly all the bricklayers
and large proportion of the carpenters
find themselves out OF employment.
1t is estimated that there are ri, 600 idle
men in the city.
The Master Masons Association has Sc
cured the support of majority Of the ma
terial men, architects aud real estate brok-
ers. Some material men in each line still
hold out and bricks, lime and lumber will
be procurable by such contractors rs decide
to keep at work. All buildings in charge
of the association have been put in condi
ton to stand long siege.
Meetings were held this morning by the
Builders and Traders Exchange and by
the Bricklayers' Union. IL is expected the
bricklayers will respond 10 the lockout
tactics by ordering all their men to 10 on
strike until recognition of the union, Sat
urday payday, and other demands are
conceded, or until the differences are
settled 10y arbitration.
THE EMPLOYERS.
The Builders and Traders Exchange
was crowded this morning in response 10
call of the President for special meeting.
1t was declared that the workmen them
selves were responsible for the whole
trouble, aud not the members Of the Ex
change, ~ most people supposed. The
masons had granted all the demands Of the
men until they were served with notice
which read We have
met and fixed Saturday
as pay day" that WAS the last straw. Res
olutlons were passed endorsing the action
of the Masons' association and promising
them active aid and assistance during the
present strike The different associations
of Building contractors, the State Board
of Architects and the Chicago Real Estate
Board were requested 10 send committees
of three To general conference 10 be held
On Wednesday next at 10 am.
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Ath1nticsh.L.nnIs,IIIeA {.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 14.-The Ath-
Ietics defeated the Louisvilles to-day in an
exciting ten inning contest. larkin
brought in Stoyey on a line hit to center
in the tenth inning after the latter had
stolen second and third, making winning
run. Fielding on both sides was excellent.
The home club lost through being unable
to hit AtliSsOn. Score:
INNINGS. II 3 I 8 90
,,b1,tirs Il q o O / -
louisville. ............O o .
Earned runs, Athletic 3, Louisville :;
struck out. by AtkisSou 8, by New l.
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GREAT slG PAGES
n FulI Of Original StO-
Vries, News, iilustra-
tioas and Gossip. EVERY
BODY READS 1T.
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TIE PATTERNS WITHDRAWN

And Rochester STOW. Manufacturers Au-
thorited to Resum. Work.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, May 1.-THE Ro-
chester stove foundries have ngain resumed
work.
1t was learned upon investigation that
the immediate cause Of the resumption of
work was the following telegram issued by
the General Executive Committee of tho
National Stove Manufacturers Defense As
sOciation:
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downe allows Judgment to go by default,
it will now he impossible for him to con-
ceal from the Canadian public that it is
because there is absolutely no denying the
horrifying character of his proceedings in
Ireland"
IF you are refused permission to appear
in Toronto and Ottawa, what them"
"Well, | shall certainly exercise my
legal right and visit aud speak at those
places"
'"Can they prevent you?'
''There is
NOTHING IN the LAW OF CANADA TT
PREVENT
me carrying ont my intention, and while
| Should most deeply regret that our visit
should occasion the smallest interruption
of domestic tranquility in Canada, feel
coerced as matter OF life and death FOL
nearly five hundred cruelty oppressed
Irish tenants to go right ahead
and arouse honest public opinion against
these atrocities. | should ne sorry to
anticipate that these rumorS of war have
any serious significance. | should be- quite
as willing to submit our case TO the judg-
ment of iuIies of relatives OF Canadian
Orangemen in the north of Ireland as to
any audience of Irish NatiOnallsts. In
irving to shelter the Luggacurran tenants
{, IA destruction, we are also fighting the
hattie of tens of thousands OF Orange
farmers in Ulster, whose rents are weigh
ing them to the earth and whose landlords
are prepared to act quite as Oppressively
in case I.ansdOwne should be able to carry
out his clearances with Impunity.'
But all the halls i'll Toronto and Kings
ton having been denied you, does the law
permit of open air speaking
81 am informed that by law we are per
(ectly free to speak in the open air. II
any disturbance should now take place the
guilt of it would be
ON THE SHOULDERS OFTHE LONDON TIMES,
whose indictments to violence against us
are Of the most brutal and unmiStakablt
character. Its comments on our Canadian
visit are of the same character as the In
citements of Lord Randolph Chur
chill which generated the Bel
fast riots. 1t seems unfortunate
also that Lord LansdOwne, at this partic
ular iuncture, changed his residence from
Ottawa to neighborhOOd where his pres
ence can scarcely fail to intlame sectariar
animosities. Nevertheless | do do not an
ticipate that any considerable section o
the population will fly in the face of th'
plainly expressed feeling in Canada, in ia
vor of fair hearing for both sides"
Tomorrow Mr.. O'Brien will deliver ;
short address before the local branch OF TIT
National League, and start Monday To-
Toronto and speak there Tuesday. H'
will start the following day for Ottawa
where he will speak ON Thursday, and, nc
cording to the present arrangements, II
Kingston on Saturday.
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MnnstieIh Doc. Up Sandu.ky.

>pu.i,d Tbgrrnl q, iiS SfutjGg Register
MANSFIELD, O., May l4.-Mansfield
Won a signal victory to-day. Sandusky
put in Schell, and for the first -four innings
he puzzled the home team. England
pitched for Mansfield, On two hits off
him, and a number Of bad errors, the visit
ors made five runs in the second. At the
end of the fifth the game was to , in
favor of SAnduSky. The home team pulled
themselves together and made eighteen hits
i'm the next four innings. England, Mans
fields one-armed pitcher made two two
haggers and q single. Score:
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Ease-hits Akron 10, Kalamazoo lG.
Errors :, kalamazoo |. Umpire
Bell, OF Cleveland.
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MADE HIMSELF LITERALLY HEARl

in his own defense in the newspapers on
both sides of the Atlantic. 1t is, there
fore, prepOsterous for him to close his door
against the newspaper interviewer now,
when an adequate reply, if he can make
one, would be most crushing. We have not
dealt with the subject in a declamatOry
way, but by . plain array of facts.
If they can be disputed our posi-
ton would he more seriously
damnifed, than by thousand attacks
with violence of the character with which
we are threatened at Toronto and kings
ton. If, on the contrary, Lord Lans-
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LEAGUE GAMES.

The Wolverines Beat Chicago by Good
Fielding
CHICAGO, May 14.-Detroit' better
fielding beat Chicago's slightly superior
batting to-day, and the consequence was
another victory for the team from the
straits. Score:
INSINGs.........I > : . 6 50
Chicago u.................O o u = o. 1
Detroit . D o / 0 l -
Errors, Chicago ;; Detroit none; base
hits, : each; struck out by ClarksOn, 6; by
GctZein, >.
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CInclnnati !. Mets 9.

CINCINNATI, May l4.-By a desperate
struggle, Cincinnati snatched victory from
the very jaws of defeat to-day, the win
ming run being made after two men were
ont. Mays pitched a great game, but let
down in the last inning. Smith was very
effective. The game was the most exciting
OF the season. O'Brien and Carpenter
made wonderful handed catches OF hard
line hits Score.
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Sy,ciE Fi,GuW ir he sunday Register.
AKRON, o., May li-Ciyin pitched for
Akron to-day; 1t was good game, but
Kalamazoo were too heavy at hat. Score:
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THE AmaIgamated Association will next
month draw up q new scale equivalent to
an al around advance Of ten per cent
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Earned, ST. Louis 4, Baltimore =; home
run, O'Neil; struck out by Smith 3, by
FOutZ ..